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My target 200 kms

Welcome to Murray Bridge

Ollie is always very excited to meet people. He liked the welcome to MB sign as we were out walking and sends a grateful thank you to all who have been supporting us and giving feedback on our blogs 🐾👏🐾

Truck Memorial

Ollie sat so quietly while a took this photo. He looks so tiny 🐾💖🐾

Ollies new bandanna

Ollie with his new bandanna a stand out amongst the gold & green 🐾💖

Hopscotch

Well it has been a longtime since I’ve come across Hopscotch’ and never pop the bubbles. All too lovely. Noooo Ollie and I did not try 😬

See the photo 🤩

Gumnut blossoms

Ollie and I are very fortunate to have a variety of gum trees in our area. I’ll try and post a picture of them for you all to see.

Spring is here 🤩🐾💖

Very foggy this am

This morning there was a very thick fog. Ollie & I started our walk at 9.15am and difficult to see down the road. All clear with myself very hot and sweaty by the time I arrived home 😬

Woo hoo reached my initial goal 🐾🎉🎉

Feeling pretty chuffed to have reached my initial goal of 100 kilometres.

Sooo I have set my next goal to 200 kilometre’s.

Spring is in the air

Out walking with Ollie and saw the blossoms opening up. Oh it is a beautiful day. Hope everyone is doing OK

The Italian Statue

Hi everyone

I thought I would share a photo 🤞of the beautiful Italian Statue celebrating Italian migration to Murray Bridge.

Ollie and I walk past this every day, weather permitting. Trying to notice something different or new as we go out each day.

The Fairy Tree.

Whilst walking along Adelaide Rd, LAD Ollie and I came across and have taken a photo of ‘The Fairy Tree’. Decorated by a very innovative ‘fairy’. Small items are added with chalk left for others to write a message 💖

I’m not sure how to post this photo 😒

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